Reviews
Alberta and Little Red Riding Wolf
“A tongue-in-cheek ending tops off this quirky reimagining of ‘Little Red Riding Hood.’—Foreword Reviews View →
Calm Your Roar Like a Dinosaur: How to Relax Muscle by Muscle
“Joseph’s big-eyed, sweet-faced dinos are downright adorable, depicted in vibrant hues, while the text is buoyant and easy to follow. Backmatter on the Progressive Muscle Relaxation technique follows, with a reader’s note that will help adults guide young children in… View →
The Bear Who Had Nothing to Wear
“The comical, energetic color illustrations get at the heart of the protagonist’s lively, expressive personality as he figures out who he wants to be. Lots of relatable fun for youngsters coming into their own.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Miri's Moving Day
“Cultures blend in this heartfelt story about Miri and her cross-town move. Two sets of grandparents — one of Chinese and one of Jewish heritage — prepare surprise gifts to help her feel at home. First: a small pair of red dragons to keep evil spirits away. (They are… View →
Zayde Babysits before Passover
“The delightful text and art are a seamless introduction to the story of Passover and what it means to be a good neighbor. May we all be more like Edie Rose and Mia!” — Danielle Joseph View →
Disconnected: Understanding Alzheimer's Disease
“Goldsmith, a veteran nonfiction author with a science background, offers teens an excellent informational book that’s both heartwarming and heartbreaking. Helpful, wise, and informative.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Red Car to Hollywood
“Ruby’s determination and pride in her cultural heritage are easy to root for, and her narrative closes on a satisfying note.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
And, Too, the Fox
“Children will be captivated by Fox as they join him on a joyful romp through his world.”—starred, School Library Journal View →
Cake for Everyone
“Tjong-Khing’s watercolor images have a delicate wit and warmth, imbuing the book with an emotional quality most search-and-finds lack.”—The New York Times Book Review View →
Freedom Braids
“Moses’ digitally rendered art . . . regenerates pain as a glow that leads Nemy to ‘a new dawn.’ . . . Nemy’s story leaves us to consider what a miracle it is that a body can grow the strands of her own survival, and what ingenuity it takes to comb and style a path to… View →
Elki Is Not My Dog
“Surely the next best thing to having a dog of your own is having a lovable stray as your playmate. . . . While Elki’s own story remains a mystery, detailed illustrations by Tonka Uzu give us a peek into the world of her human companions. There’s a pleasing Busytown-like quality to View →
The Mitzvah Fairy
A sweet treasure of a read for the littles that will both delight and encourage good deeds." —Joy Preble View →
The Girl Who Couldn't Lie
“A delightful emotional journey enhanced with a touch of magic.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Mitzvah Fairy
“With a crown, wings, and a star wand, a young Jewish boy transforms into the Mitzvah Fairy. After breakfast, the boy loads supplies into his wagon and leaves with his father and small gray dog to do good deeds for relatives and neighbors in need of cheering up. His bubbe… View →
Giant Rays of Hope: Protecting Manta Rays to Safeguard the Sea
“A fascinating and important tale of one scientist’s dedication to ocean conservation and community that will inspire many to follow in her footsteps.”—School Library Journal View →
Artificial Intelligence at Home: Will AI Help Us or Hurt Us?
“This series offers clear, easy-to-understand information for young readers curious about AI. . . . The visuals are vibrant, with colorful backgrounds and photos of people using AI and related devices. A visually appealing, recommended purchase.”—School Library… View →
A Card for My Mom
“[A] well-told, thoughtfully constructed story with an important takeaway. Brimming with warmth, Kapur’s detailed illustrations combine with tender, alliterative text for a vital narrative about the need for representation for all mothers. . . . A gentle Mother’s Day tale with a… View →
Polar Bears vs. Seals: Food Chain Fights
“Successfully combines the appeal of animal battles with real-life examples of predation.”—School Library Journal View →
Indigenous Cultures Today: Protecting Native Families and Practicing Cultural Traditions
“Readers will explore the advocacy efforts that prompted sports teams to change their names, the protection of sacred lands by the government, and the near halting of an oil pipeline. . . . A well-researched and accessible resource, perfect for any library.”—School… View →
Eres genial con Ji-Young (You Rock with Ji-Young): Un libro sobre la autoconfianza (A Book about Self-Confidence)
“Elmo, Abby, Big Bird, and the rest of the Sesame Street gang offer young readers a warm and approachable introduction to character traits and social-emotional wellness. Each book introduces important topics like kindness, empathy, and resilience, while the friendly faces of these… View →
Sunisa Lee vs. Mary Lou Retton: Who Would Win?
“Vibrant pages are brimming with colorful graphics, dynamic photos, and exciting facts that showcase the athletes’ exceptional skills and accomplishments. This series is an essential addition to any collection and is sure to fly off the shelves, keeping readers hooked from… View →
Ellen Ochoa: Breaking Barriers in Space
“Simple and factual, these titles provide sufficient introductions of these noteworthy people to the intended audience. . . . These titles are attractive and informative.”—School Library Journal, Series Made Simple View →
First Job 101: A Teen Guide to Employment
“Rich with career planning advice and practical strategies for funding their education, this series encourages teens to start planning early and approach their future with purpose, turning what might feel overwhelming into a manageable, achievable process.”—School Library View →
Here Goes Nothing
“Finally, another entry for the delicious genre of Shakespeare stories in modern-day high school! . . . This novel ultimately expands past the relationship bubble. It’s about finding one’s identity, addressing personal sexuality, and discovering what one wants in the… View →